After hanging around for the first 12 minutes in OKC, the Thunder fell apart in the second quarter as Stephen Curry and the Warriors exploded to take a 21-point lead into the half.
Just two days after breaking Wilt Chamberlain’s all-time Warriors scoring record, Curry led the way again with 42 points in just 29 minutes. There was no answer on OKC’s roster, or possibly any NBA roster, for the all-star tonight.
The youth movement was led by Darius Bazley and Moses Brown who combined for 40 points, but the Thunder couldn’t find the stops to stay in it.
Here are three takeaways from a loss that dropped the Thunder to 20-35 on the year while taking Golden State to 27-28 overall:
